The poems in this collection are passion driven and laden with raw emotions in ways that make every line leaps for a sensual touch leaving the reader yearning for more. The poetess deals with romance using apt language and imagery; she tends to strip every poem naked, as if to celebrate the nudity of imagery within the context of the bedroom. The poetess's use of simple themes and figurative expression - to paint a portrait of romance - reminds one of Charles Bowkweski, the American poet who swims against the tide of convention to deliver the profound. Cess, as she is fondly called by her fellow writers, lures the reader line by line into the depth of a collection the likes of it never before seen in this conservative society. Oumar Farouk Sesay (Author of THE EDGE OF A CRY, SLWS)
